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NOTICE

NO4xNG
To all corporations, companies, individuals
now owning or operating any railroad in whole,
or in part, in this State, and the public gener-
ally:
Take notice that the Railroad Commissioners OF
the State of Florida will meet at Tallahassee on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of September. next, for the
purpose of fixing reasonable and just rates for the
transportation of freight and passengers, to be OBJ
served by oil railroad companies doing business in
this State, aud for the purpose of making Just rules
and regulations to charges at any and all points for
necessary handling. hauling and delivery Of freight
and for making such just and reasonable rules and
regulations as may be necessary for preventing un.
just discrimination in the transportation of freight
and passengers and reasonable and just rates OF
charges for the of railroad cars in carrying
freight
Such railroad companies, by their agents attor-
neys, and all other persons interested will be fully
and fairly heard by said Commissioners on the day
above mentioned.
GEO. G. MCWHORTER,
f. J. VANN, COMMISSIONERS.
VIM. HINES,
JNo. G. WARD Secretary
August H. 1SS74t
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The Presi enl's TallahaSsee Name
sake.

Mr. John Burkhart, Of Tallahassee, named the
son born to him on the LIST of July ultimo for
the President, who has recognized the existence
of the young Democrat in the following kindly
letter.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WASHINGTON, August 9th, 1887.
Mr. John Burktdrt, Tallahassee, Fld.:
DEAR SIR: am in receipt of your note in
forming me of the compliment Mrs. Burkhart
and yourself have paid me in selecting my name
for your infant son, and beg 10 express my ap'
probation of this pleasant manifestation of your
kind regard.
With the best wishes for your success and the
health of my namesake, l am
Very truly yours,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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FLORIDA WINES
SEED RYE FOR SALE!

TWO HUNDRED BUSHELS, FLORIDA GROWN
l. Seed Rye, for Sale by
JOHN BRADFORD.
BRApFoRDvnLH. Fla, August IS 1eS7.tf
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Fee Hill,


A complete Fee Bill for Is cents, at
If FLORIDIAN OFFICE.
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St. Marks BAnch trains run Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday only
Leaving time is given in every except where
irving time 10 named
Trains and q s and g. and 8, 9 and TO- and trains
Jack sonville Branch daily
Trains and daily except Sunday.
Trains and have Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
between River junction and New Orleans,
Trains land have through Pullman Reclining Chair
and Sleeping Cars to and from Orlando.
Trains and 10 have through Sleeping Cars
DeFuniak SPRING.
For maps, rates, etc., apply to company's agents, or
write TO
A. o. MACDONELL
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
D. z. MAXWELL Gen. Supt. Jacksonville, Fla
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FLORIDA RAILWAY & NAVIGATION CO.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. 10, 1887.

Standard Time 81 minutes slower than Jacksonville local
"a " means A: VI. time, p =" means ?. N. time.
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Watches. Clocks and Jewelry

And Wrapping Paper, for sale at DAMON s.
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Murray Hall! Murray Hall!
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In The Circuit Court OF the Second Judicial
Circuit of the Stale of Florida, in and for
Leon County.
IN CHANCERY.
David +. Granting vs. Henry B. Bennett
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale of Real Estate
It being made to appear by the affidavit OF David
T. Granting, flied in the above entitled cause. thaf
the defendant. Henry B. Bennett, is . nonr-s-
ident of this State, that he is out Of the State
and has been absent from the State for mora thar
six months next preceding the fling Of the bill in
the above entitled cause that his residence IL un-
known affiant, and that he Is over the aee Of
twenty-ene years. Upon motion CT complainants 90
licltor 1t IL ordered that the above named Henry
Bennett do appear in this Court and make an.wer
demur TO this bill on the FIRST Monday Ssh day
ofSs ptember A. ID. 1887 or thesaid bill will be tsken
As confessed against him; Rpvided, That public
ton of this order be made osce . week for foar
consecutive weeks in the FLoRIDIAx, q weekly
ewspaper published in the city of Taliahassee, IN
said Circuit.
Done and ordered by me this I'd August, A d.
1881.
| COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
| Il. 81 Clerk Circuit Court, Leon county, ia
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A 4s-inch Columbia .Bycicle. Apply at the
store Of ,s.... ........el..,
17-st HARRss LEVI.
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III VIII yOU eosga - ahaeax Cvys
::Ss ~ 60
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IA blessing for which thousands ofour dys.
pcptic countrymen and women sigh In vain,
and TO obtain which swallow much medicine
unavailingly. For no ailment-probabiy-
are there SO many alleged remedies as for
dyspepsia. The man of humbug is constant
ly glutted with the dollars and dimes Of those
who resort Ia one postrum amer another in
the vain hope of obtaining relief, at least,
nom this NeNatious and obstinate malady.
Experience indie Stes Hostctter's Stomach
Bitters As means of eradicating dyspepsia,
in which firm reliance can be placed. No
remedy has In three decades and over, cstab-
iished such reputation; none has received
such unqualified professional sanction. II is
an admirable invigorant, because IL enriches
the blood. and not only this, but IL thoroughly
regulates the bowels, kidneys and bladder.
The nervous symptoms are usually relieved
BY the medicine.
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Trosbis h the Chasss saus Csup.

The hight between tho Chautauqua Assem-
by management and the cottage owners at
ChautauquA New York, reached climax on
Saturday in the arrest OF President Lewis
Miller and Policemen Taylor and Bemus.
charged BY A. q. Wade, attorney for the cot.
tsgors, with false Imprisonment Wade
claims $4,000 dansgeA Hall wss fixed n
$3 0OO esch. There has been growing dissst
isfAction with the management among the
CottA9ers for some time. DR.. Vincout an
nounced from the Chautauqua platform on
Saturday night that, unless tho cottage own.
sss stopped the row at once, NO pro9ramme
would Be issued for next year, and that the
Assembly gates would not 10 open during
1883
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rws oLu raAap PssN rsn

r0E OLD raA0P PnaNeER
Here's a rbvmc IN ahe o,d trsmp urantsr thsS %
Ion M ho iIves v,iI rrsm.
whose .card'' is his prtuciCal TREASURE, ana
whsre nisht ovovtahea him. homo;
Whoss ssous arp run over ana SVissy, WAoeo
garments uro shIuv sn6 thiu.
anu ~no us.ss T.n. ,asn ~. ~ .so =. WV"
'"0 P'0sss" 's~ "''" 's'
II 10 true there arc some OF tho trampsrs that
only the ANGEL Of Death.
When ho to,,ohes tho N With his sickle. osn cure
of the "snIrituous breath, 4"
Ana that sctme by their fellow trAmpora are
shuunsd ~ mn hOesome scampsi
49, ,w',@srsnhic.i ,r"mr. "sI
Bat the most Of them surely arN worthy Of soms.
thing akin tO praise.
Ana have dftftod down To the pr0eAnt out a
wholosOm8r, happier dayst
And where tthough his looks be - soedy q over
amortai wOre)
ous funds Of iorr "'' ''"''o'
what paper hasn't he worked oaf Whose man.
uscrfpt hasn't he sotf
what story worthy remembrAnCo Wss h ever
known To forget
What topics rise for discussion in letter. sci.
snco or art
That the genuine old tramp printer cannot
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Glad 70 Hear IL

" FOR several months ! endured dull pain
through my lungs and shOu dsrs; lost my spirits
appetite aud color, and could with difficulty r0-
main from my bed NY prsssnt heaithinl con-
ditton u due 70 BUrdock Hood BLters" Mrs.
=. 4. dsAl. 6inghAmtOns n. FOR sale BY IL. y.
atrN0t LApCaalSr.
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pxNNDYLvANlAR RAILROAD D UOHn .
l. UL8.-ln e6oct nom June Ia l0o2
4rAins Law 1AuoAsln An9 leavo an1 AsIaV
At phlla6AlphA - follows
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An Eleven Ysar Ola sa,dsrsv.

An Eleven Year Oid Ausderep.
Saturday evening in Lebanon, H. Boeshore,
aged II years, deliberately and without cause
shot Jimmy Wilson, aged Il 70 years, causing
his death Sunday morning. Boesbore says
he didn't know his revolver Wss loaded.
Tho boys were playing and the AFFAIR hap
peued on the street
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SwlFT's SPECIFIC.
S. S. S.

S. S. S.
The Theatrical Pr0Ssssiou.
Merit will win and receive public recognition
ana praise. Facts, y hich are the outcome OF
general experience. growing through years Of
critical ana practical tsst, become ~ rooted and
immOvabe the rock OF Gibrslter IN public
opinion. and henceforth need no further guar
Antss to their genuineness. The indisputable
der in the world d ons Of these inmovabls Glib
ess Sis assps
and deeper in public opinion. Every class OF
srsas. ssiiins and profession. inciadius i shs
medical profession. have borne voluntary tesu.
a. istAiiiSis efoacy in curing Iii disease: Of the
blood. These tsstmontais ars ON hie by the
,ss G M
Sss o. n me sh ses:tTS no gHtsiuliy
he spscisc In sSsiI indivuS cssss Their .ss. 3.
um0niSis are herewith submitted 70 70 the pub.
M Tor ;hs%ssivss. The LADY Is %smSsr aS oY YptS Ike
a%cus Thai. Theatre re Company. Of New York.
aSd 81 ssoos
ss
country ana in Europe.
Chaslesss Ra.dow's Testimony.
NEW OAK. May ., 1851
oWut EpoCluC NStnpouyS AuAuL1s 90:
9entlomon-HAvin9 beon annoyed with PIN.
ples, sruptlOns and TOughness OF the sbin, from
bad condition OF my blood, ioy more than year,
Hsed 9 leading p.sparrtion OF ssrsapartiiS and
no :S ~
70 try the 2. .. 9. remedy for the bloo6. and ave
or stX packaaees by thorough eradication OF
my trouble and restoring 9 smoothness TO my skin,
q: s:s :nS sss
CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
"a k0wsry. near Canal street.
Bug0 Uaao8osfo Ioesi0oay.
The BWit specific Company. Atlanta, Ga:
0sntlemen-fOr two year had severe case
various OtheI remedies. and Was pIescrt6ed for
by numbers OF physicians, but found NO relief
| a. last determined 70 Try the .. .. y. remedy,
| and seven or eight bottles have thoroughly 10
iisved me. and you can use this Osrudcats In
L - HUGO HAsSKERL,
/ Member Of ThallA Theatre.
NBw YoRx. Nay y lss7.
rrsaties ON Blood ana SKIN Diseases mailed
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
augl.lmdkW Drawer D. Atlanta, 6a.
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Ne. 0sesgs Doags speeks.

This gentleman lives IN Hmporium. Pa =, and
says. .yne q ny men, sa.n: Iswis. While work. I
Colid hardly hobbis toths houss. USsd TSomas ~
Ecisolvto on and was ready for work the next
morning. ] have never yet eosn 90 aO06 n n S6t
cine" FOR sale BY II. T. C0ehran. 6ruaSist IN
and 10 North Queen street, LAncast0r.
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Hay Fewer.

Ihave suffered greatly from periodical rsturns
OF hay iev T. A the suggestion OF Covert 9
Ohssvsr. druggists. ! o6tinsd klyS Crssn
balm, ana ussds portion 0t I! during esyere
e.e.S ana contsnusH r:,,sS "hssinsS - 4. nss
hSaruIy recommend Il TO thoss sulIsglag from
tkis OF btndred cOmplAlnts.-(hsy.)H u 4. 6ptth !,
0sinton, VIA au1l9Ude01kW
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A Rope About Oar Meets.

weak stomach or enfeebled circulation 10
like rOps about our necke. We sre strung up
and unstInng Siternateiy lii! existsncs becomes
al this misery. " BurdOck Hood Bitters" are
D boon tO the sick. Let US remember this fact.
For sals by II y Cochran, druggist, Isl and lS9
North Queen n rest, LAncsSur
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II We can cure an ache. or . sprsin, or pain,
,r Q lameness. or . burn. or bits, by using
7Ao,nas' kctectrto on, let's do II. Thomas
electric OH" 10 known 70 be good Let's try It.
for sale by II b. Cochran. druggist, Isl and l30
North Du00u street. LAnCest6r.
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A Hspsiss Aain,sssrs Experience,


"I am . baptist minister. and before ever
thought Of being = Clergyman ! graduated in
medicine. but left 4 lucrative practice for my
present profession, forty years ago. I was for
keiecfrie on cured me. I WAS also troubled with
hoarseness. and 7hOns0s Eciectrto OH always
relieved ms. Ny wife and child had diphtherfa,
and 1AOmas' Ectectrto OIL cured thsin. and II
taken In time IT. will cure times out of ten.
am confident II IL q cure for the most obstinate
cold. or cough, and q any one viii take small
teaspoon and half dll IL with the on, and then
place the end of the spoon in one nostIfi and
1raw the O1 out Of the the spoon in!o the hsaa, 6y
over into the throat, and practice II twice
Q week, ! don't care how offensive their head
may be, II will clean IL out and cure their ca
tarfh. For desfpess and ssrschs, II has done
wonders 70 my certain knowledge. 1t y the only
medicine dubbed patent medicine that have
ever felt like recommending. and am very anx::
would not bs without It In my house for any
confederation. J. am now suffering with pain
like rheumatism In my right limb, and nothing
relieves me like 1A0Ss0s' IeIsotrto OsI" Dr.. 4.
y. Crane, CORY, Pa
IL North Queen street. Lancaster.
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HuxPnREry.
HOMEOPATHIC
Srso1rlos.

Nook OF All Diseases, Cloth ana Gold binding,
~ Pages. with Btsel Ensnving.
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ELx's CREAM BALM.
OATARRH--.HAY FEVER.

ELY's CREAn BALM cures Cold In Head.
scSo. irics So Cent? EASY n rs USE. .'GSE XIV
Bros. Owsgo. N. T.. U. s.A.
.IseSs PriCep isSpssc IS oen 80 sAe q drSTTs.s sna -
mAil, rs9istsred, 90 cn. kLY BkOTH kRs.
.a aSS Greenwich 81. New York.
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DsskIsa's Asassa NV.

Tus BasT sally! in the world for Cuta. aruissu
Chspped Hands. Ohilblains, Oorns, ard Ill sEiS
trupttons. and positiyely curss PleS, % no ~
isStion, or money Isfunds4. Fncs 8 esSts -
boz. FOR sale by u. y. CochrA1. Druggist lOo,
q md y North oussa ~ lancaster p:
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sPDOIAL EOrIORs.
rowing WiDd Oats,

How many waste their tune and resources in
tooli, experiments, with nasty worthless tnedi.
cinss that can never do them . Whit OF good. II
you are sick ana want help get reputAblo re-
tnss OF Rurdock BLOOD Biaevs have never been
questioned. For an enfsebed circulation =
II Cochran. druggist, Isl and las North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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whiI at any umc, ana Is pretty sure r.
be always doing it.. Tho result is hat
where Il non smoker has the benefit of
some fresh air in the lungs whenever hs
is out of doors, tho cigarette smoker
IN air Charged with nicotine.
Smokers of cigars and pipes do not. as
q rule, inhalc smoke, but cigarette smois
crs DO. Why this should be, it is difficult
70 say, but it is m acknowledged fact
That 1T is 80. 1t is thus easy to SEQ WIN
tho results of cigarette smoking should Lo
80 bancful. The air in reaching tho
lun8a and tho blood goes through tho
wlndpipc and tho bronchial tubes. Be-
tween the windpipe and the lungs the
bronchial tubes keep dividing into two.
This inccssant subdivision reduces Thorn
ultimately to great i~incness. In the
lungs they are scarcely wider than n hair.
at the end of oach bronchial tube there
~ what Is called u pneumonia globulo.
IL IL III tins globulo that the air and blood
meet; 1t * hsrc that the blood becomes
'.cratcd, or oxygenizcd. In the case
OF men who inhalc the smoke of cigar
c'tcs, these globulcs, instead of receiving
noHh AR, receive air charged with nico.
ulnc. In Oricr to know tho extent TO
winch the lungs receive the poisoned air
IL ~ only necessary to remember that tho
area or these pneumonia gloiNules il some
1900 square feet.
There is " popular notion that tho
paper wrappinSs of cigarettes do the mis-
chi"f. Tho paper perhaps does burn tho
mouth. lhc wrappers OF some Turkish
cigarettes are imprcgnatcd with opium,
ana these, of course, do harm; but that
Is nN tho fault of the cigarette. The
trouble with cigarettes is that people will
Smok cigarettes ut timcs when they will
not smoke cigars, and that cigarette
smokers thus use moro tobacco than
other people, and that cigarette smokers
inhale tobacco and take into tho lungs
Mr charged with nicotine. Now York
TirlpS-
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An Indian Grew.

One litlic incident will sorvo to show
how rapidly the alorigino of the north
w|at Is forsaking the ways Of his fore
M'h"rs and taking to the customs and
habits Of tho white man. y month or
rSo SGD, whilo the steamer Rosebud was
slimIinG up tho Missouri bound for Bon
ton, The crew got to growing among them
~lvrs and struck for higher wages. Upon
teaching Fort Bcrtloli Uhc agency Of the
Manlan and Gros Ecntrc I~n.ians) tho
white laborcrs camo out openly, refused
10 work, and abandoned the boat. Capt.
Todd, master Of the steamer, stcppc!
ashore and interviewed sonc OF tho red
skins, and in ten minutes no had booked
the following crew: Little Sioux, Spotted
Wolf, Gray Head, Shecpish, Charles
Brewer, Crazy Horse, White Calf, Two
Bulls, Stink Face, Eddie Hill, Bull Head,
Red Fox, Young Hawk and Blue Stone.
With this novel outfit tho boat proceeded
on To Benton with perfect success, having
left the wlIito strikers standing dismaycd
on the bank and boiling with rage to foot
L back to civilization the best way they
Mld. Capt. Todd had to throw off his
CJat and instruct tho aborigincS IN the
ways Of tho stcvcG3rc, handling barrels,
tying ropes, moving wheat and other
things, but after the first lesson he never
had q moro willing crew, and he did not
want n better. The boat arrived at Ben
ton on time, tho GrOs Ventrcs and Man
dams having covered themselves with
bacon grease, flour, dirt, and glory. The
only little drawback was tho redskins
would stop ir tho middle Of n job 10 Dmokc
tho pipo of peace with tho white men,
and also to find out just when they were
going TO get paid.-Chicago Times.
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Preservation OF Food I'm sIborIn.

To appreciate the severity OF. tho eli
mate of Northern Siberia, 1t is only ncccs-
sary to understand the practical purposes
it is made to serve. Tho entire country
is used as n vast refrigorato" in prescrv-
ing articles of food.
One day n Traveller, dining at Tomsk
N y plump fowl, asked how long the
bird had been killed. The landlord evi-
IDENTIFY softened his reply rs much as pos
siblc, knowing the rcpugnanco of most
foreigners TO any food not quito fresh.
1.-TWO months only" 10 said. mot n
day moro
No precautions are required for tho
preservation OF beef, for 1t takes care OF
itself. Nearly all butchers kill Mt tho he
ginning of the cold weather q sufficient
number OF animals to furnish provisions
for tho entire winter and allow the meat
10 freeze. There il no fear OF my food
changing in such q temperature. Tho
fish become go solid and stiff that they
are SGT up OH their tails against tho walls
of tho markets, be the tail ever so long
and the fish ever 90 heavy.
Often fruits preserved in ice are placed
upon tho table OF the Siberian evening
meal, the method OF keeping them being
similar 80 that employed with meats. Ms
O ns tho eevero cold sets IN they arc
exposed TO the air, II possible, toward tho
north, whore ticro Is no sun 10 reach
them; they thus become completely
frozen.
When eaton they arc found 10 have re-
tanned their flavor ~marvclously, notwith-
standing their change from q frozen
rigidity TO the tbawed state necessary for
uso. At tho moment Of being served
they are usually as hard as wood, and, II
they chance to fall, ratio like stones
uDon tho floor. Tho heat OF the room
gradually softens them and they assume
their original form.
Such q convenient climate ought cet.
tainiy to. simplify tho 1abors OF market
men and housekcepcr sYouth's Corn-
faniOn.
- N 40
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Tho indian "Modicino Man"

$50"
Tho SO called ''Indian doctor" who
ambulatos tho villages and rural districts,
prryinS upon tho s,lpcrstitions OF civil
cation. il really n red man, is never a
true sham or medicine man. but somo
knavc, who has protitcd by association
with the whites, taking n leaf from the
book OF tho palo faced charlatan. BY
assumed stoicism, dignity, impcrturba-
bility and brcvity of speech, the reasons
Tor which last arc obvious, along with
Chances rcplctc with concentrated wis
dom, ho has little difficulty in securing
dupcs and following.
Tho truo sham, or ''mcdiCinc man. il
little understood by civilization, since lo
exhibits n phase az savage life that is
rarely permitted to como under casual
observation. Very far from being n
more kn"vish varlct, conspicuous for I'M
hluahinG i:~npudcnCc and petty ~chicancry
Gs commonly depicted, no IL instead q
ftaid. earnest, Bhrcwd. farsccing man,
moro than ordinarily endowed with per-
crptirc faculties sharpcncd by oheerva-
ton and training, and accustomed to re-
ceivo Impressions and draw conclusions
from matters no trivial rs to oluds gon-
ersl comprehension. hs q rulo he Ia
honcst-as tho world gnes-and e firm
believer hi the triI,f,llness and advan-
Lsises OF his calling. Tho deccits no prac-
tees arc unavoidable, and los with n
view to dcludo humanity liar to caiolo
and bcguilo the unseen and unknown.
He IL y ''mind reader" psychologist,
nlcamer!at nnd clairvoyiut in onc--of no
mean ability; an endowment that,
though sometimes inherent. is oftcncr in
culcatcd and developed through ecstasia.
C. Archie Stockwcll, NJ. D., in Homo
Journal.